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HRUSTEE'S SALE,

w. C.s. MORRISON, Trustee.
ARRAN LAsn. acting for Trustee. deN
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Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay
county, a., tells the following remarkable
story, tho truth OF which is vouched for
by tho residents Of the town: II am 73
years old, have been troubled with kid.
ney complaint and lameness for many
years; could not dress myself without
help. Now am free from all pain and
soreness, and am able to do all my own
Homework. u owe my thanks to Electric
Bitters 10, having renewed my youth and
removed completely all diseaae and pain u
Try bottle, only Soc, at Logan & Co.'s
drug store. g.
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TRUsTEE's sALE.
TRUSTEE'S SALE,

By virtue Of deed Of trust made by Fmnk 8
Morrison 10 me al trustee, dated November l, 1884
recorded In the Office Of the CLERK Of tho County
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed oil
Trust Book No. q, page SOC, I will, on ~ RI
X. TUESDAY, JANUARY ., 1853,
a. 10 O'Clock A. NJ soil at 1905 Market street. In the
McLaln Building on second floor, the following
described properly. Ono Dental Chair md appur.
ienances, one lot Of Dental Instruments and Tools.
ono Stove. ono Carpet, one Book Case and Books,
once Furniture Al described In the decd Of trust.
Also, at the resdence OF the said +. 8. Morrison,
No. 20 South Penn street, tlllandl al 2 O'Clock r.
~, same day, the following household goods
named IN tho Sald deed Of trust; Ono Bedroom
Bet Of Walnut Furniture, three pieces; twelve
cane seated chairs, one walnut dining table. ono
plush sofa, two plush chalrs. carpets on floors and
stairs, ono cooking stove, Kitchen furniture tin.
ware, China and Qreensware, cooking uterails,
bed.clothing, three mattresses. pictures and wall
ornaments, two gold hunting case watches and
chains, knives, forks and spoons, etc. sGll
b TERAs or 6ALE-Not cash. lii1HI- W. 1.sE.t
These goods arc all In natclass condition, and
must DO sold. fEg-ls. t-.g.z5s - .lg
w. C.s. MORRISON, Trustee
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The best aalve in the world ior cuts,
bruises, sorec, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
cores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all akin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price rs cena per
box. For sale by Logan Il Go. &. g{
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho foaturss Of the Money and stool
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5l Markets. ify ~ ,tE
INV Toax, Dec. 29.-Mouoy on call easy and
quiet to per cent, last loan closed offered at
per cent Prime mercantile paper 6a7x per cent.
Sterling exchange dull but steady at n S254a4 S5t
Sales Of stocks to-day 1856 shares.
The stock market to-day was equally dull with
that Of yesterday, but there was moro interest In
the trading, and prices wero Arm 10 strong almost
from the opening to tho close The frst sales were
made Of seht advances over last evenings prices,
and while the market was extremely dull for that
time Of tho prices advanced slowly but steadily
until well Into tho afternoon, when there was
partial vet back. The upward movement was again
rcsumcd toward delivery hour, and by tho close OF
business the LOSES werO generally regained aud tho
market closed dull and strong nj about the best
exception Is higher tonight. ~ fI|II-1
railroad bonds In moderate demand; sales $751;.
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Thousands of Children

Arc born into the world every day with some ecze.
matous Affection. such as milk crust. scall head,
Ing eczema, the itching burning and distgufaiion
Of which make lie prolonged torture unlcfs
"A warm bath with Cuticura Sop, an exquisite
Skin Beautlfler, and sirgle application OF Cuff
cura. the Great skin Cure, with a little Cuticura
Resolycnt. tho New Blood Purifier arc often sum.
Client to arrest tho PROCESS Of the disease, and
point to speedy and permanent cure. n 80
Hence, no mother woo loves her children. who
takes pride In their beauty purity and health, and
In beslowing upon them child's gro ,test Inherit.
ancc a * In without blemish, and a body pour.
ished BY pure blood should fail to make trial Of
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WARRINGTON DISTRICT.
At the Hose Houx-M. Edwards, Lewis Wcltzel
John G. Kline. ~ :. -7''--t 49,
At Fulton-Thomas Myer, E. Hamm, r. Hanna.
MADISON DISTRICT. ~ =
At Markt Ho,.e-Patr!ck Kennedy, Cecil A. Rob.
tnson, John II. Tappau. 80 In - = :. 81
A The Island Hole House G. ". Bssgs, j. A. Faris
J. ElWood Hughes rs ,ll'-,.'l-IN,'' 80 : =
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HOG CHOLERA.

- t. 70.
Rules for Its Prevention which can be APP
piled by Every Farmer. NET
l. II an outbreak exists, remove all alb.
solutsly we'll hoge, ss far as the eye can
see to a new pen, on new land where there
never has been any disease and leave the
aick or auspiciously ailing ones in the old
pom. t5f5ss
.. To watch most carefully at every
feeding time the hogs removed and at
once cut out every animal that does not
Ego for his feed like hos" or which be.
trays tho slightest weakness in the move
ment. III s,i,=,tztS .5fiit s,tJ}df.l5
3. To have person take >care OF these
hogs who does not go near to or have any,
thing to do with the sick ones. 75 VA
4. Not to allow the farm dog to run
about free.' ID "a :a q Ss31SI 55aI,1i
s. Place the nav pen at such a dis.
lance from the home buildings and old
grounds where tho sick hogs are that hens
cannot pass from one to the other. q $40.
g @. Never put new hogs into places
where hogs have been sick or died. Ii
you can in any way provide new quarters
and on no account put them in such
places uuder.two years from the time
when such hogs have all died or been
sold, and then only when the bottom
boards Of such pens have been removed
and burned md tho earth under them dug
ont for eighteen inches as we'll as that OF
the grounds, md draw and spread loosely
over the earth outside OF the pen, the
place. being filled up by new and fresh
earth from another part Of tho farm 4
Remember this; The pen and each
Of the yards, all hay, or straw stacks, and
such refuse, are places which protect and
preserve the cause Of hog cholera and that
the removal Of every hog that has belong.
ed to herd that has been affected is no
meana ofcprevention or protection from
another outbreak on the same grounds.
rs. Mover place hog pens or runs neai
running water that comes to you from OF
outside your own land. Water your hogs
from the well. iS15s; ~ 1s;s,,t;Jf,l,j
y 9. Never :burys',yout sick hogs along
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Cotton,

NEW YoRK Dec, 2o.-Cottol firm; uplands 10 9.1Gc
Orleans 10 1l-l6e: futures cIotcd very steady; be-
cembcr l0.5ic: January l0.57c; FEBRUARY il CSC
March 10 7Sc; April l0Ssc; May TO- 80 Juno il Csc
iuly II lOc: August Lille: September TO- CSC; Octo
Der loSOc; November 10 15c, : - : wv ~
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.Un,old Agony from cn,arrn.n

Prof. W. IIAusSER, tho famous ucsmcrist,
OF Ithaca, N. \, writes: "Some ten years ago
l suffered untold agony from chronic nasal
incnrablc, and said must die. Ny casG was
ouch bad one, that every day, towards s,lii-
set, my voice would become go hoarSe could
barely speak above awhispcr. In the morning
my coughing md clearing of my throat would
Utmost strlnglo nc. by tho use OF DR., Sarc's
Catarrh Remedy, In three months, was II Vol
man, and tho cure has been permanent" :
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"constan,ly Hawking and spltt,nv.u

:, THoMAs.J. RUSHING, Esq. a50s Pine Sireet,
II. Louis. NO., wrItea: u was II great sufferer
from catarrh for three years. At times could
hardly breathe, md was constantly hawking
md splitting, md for the Inst eight months
could not breathe through the nos.ris, /
thought nothing could be done forine. Luck
iy, was advised to try Dr.. snsc's Catarrh
Kennedy, and uln now n well man. believe
1t to be tho only sure remedy for catalrh now
manufactured, md ono has only TO give il d,
fair trial to experience astounding results and
n DerIuanCEt cure"
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By virtue Of a decd OF trus! made by George
Hubbard and Emma IL Hubbard, his wife, to me
a. trustee, dated December 1, 1885, recorded In the
office Of the Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio
20 page Az, l will sell at tho north door OF tho
Court House Of said county, on ~
SATURDAY. JANUARY 81, 1883, s,l
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following
property, that Ia 10 say: g-esn .t.r.. -
Al Of lot numbered ioriy.two (l,ot No. 49, IN
Caldwoll's Addition to tho city Of Wheeling In
said county. is 500 49, T'1I7
TERAB oY sALE-0ne. third and a. much moro as
The purchaser may elect, to be paid In cash ut the
time Of SALE and tho balance In two equal install.
ments ~ one and two years, with lnteres, from
tho day OF sale, tho purchaser 10 awe notes for
the deferred payments and tho tito 10 DO retained
until payment is mkdo III full, 'sE1g ~
4. =. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
]. %. IIYRYEY, AnntI nnnar ~ ------ de1l
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Tl,rce not,lca euro cetarrn.

ELI RopnISs, Rtnun P. o., Columbia Co.,
Pa, snys: My daughter had cat,rrh when
Sage's Catnrrh Ncmcdy advertised, and prtj-
cured n bottle Tor her, and soon saw That it
helped her; n third bottle Effected perma-
ncnt cure. She Is now eighteen years old and
ao,ypd opH hourly
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Tho police in a Kentucky town have a
novel but etlsctual way Of helping the
temperance cause. They get ugly. drunk
and then clean out and close up the ga
looms. I' - s7,zrrg' II d M =
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Commencing Sunday, June S, and con.
tinuing every Sunday until furthe, notice
the Baltimore 4 Ohio will sell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return at low
rate Of 81 80, and to W ashington, Pa. and
return at ST. 90. Trains leave at S and
$40 a. NJ, returning arrive at I and LILO
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8. To have pereon take care OF these
hogs who does not 60 near to or have any
thing to do with the sick ones. We
4. Not to allow the farm dog to run
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the banks Of a runnlngst1eam because It Is
easier to shovel the dirt down upon them
from the bank than to dig hole and bury
10. Burn them when possible I. FF
FL. Don't sell .sick OF exposed hogs to
your relghbors. That 10 q civil crims, II
n not against the animal disease law Of The
State. ,-G'5 7Jfs,7l7
-. Be ,watchful, careful and diligent
and you can control hog cholera. 't
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BrocK ouorArIoNs-closEp p1p.
Dron,,s.uirs ami rroy.sious.

NEW York, DEC. 19.-Fiour. receipts 80. 4l6 pack
ages; exports 6SSl barrels and Sl777 sacks; make,
very steady; sales 49, 800 barrels. Wheat, receipts
2V9o bushels; exports 6S bushels; sales 4,6l6,6OC
options closed Arm: No. 2 spring 9lkc; No. ! rcd
95hc; No. 2 rcd December 0lEa0lIc, closing a;
SiAG; January el}4a9lc, closing at VIC; Fe1rl
ary ig4ss9sc, closing =. 95e; March
June 9SftgGc, closing at 95Xc. Corn, receipt
1900 bushels: CT OttH $500 bushels; sales $40 6OI
bushels OF futures and 9S,000 bushels OF spot
spot closet firm: unsradcd 6oAa6lc; No. 2 Dccem
February G2l4a6&tc. tsosing at csc: May 62Sa
oSAc, closing at 6Shc. Oats. receipts Il. 900 bushels
exports 9O0u bushels; ma sct CIoScd hrm: western
s ~ white DO 4oai'c. Hep, dull. Coffee fair
saes o ,15O bags; December lG bGal6.S0c; January
l63oal6 $50; March, april anu May l6lQal6 Csc;
1 ~ ls,Sals SSe; August 2al5 4c septen bel
ioVSaiSUe; October 15a!i sc: Eoyemberl4 soc
refined yellow 5hsa5;Ic: .powd red nc. Molasses
quiet and unchanged. Rice steady. lallow steady
a. 45c; Eggs firm, fair INQUIRY; western 2sal5c
f r1tn Pm. SIt meats steady; picked shoulder
steam spot s,0Oast0c: January 5.95c; February
sl3c; March s,l5aS bic; May S2SaS Sic; city steam,
use Butter firm: western l.aSsc. Cheese ilrm
ialr home trade demand; western 1hallAc
CHICAGO. Dec. 20 The markets on Change
opened dull and unintercsting. The opening
prices were: May wheat So54o May corn SAC
In the afternoon May wheat was carried down ic
slAc, but advanced again 10 size. -Four un,
changed heat, caSh No spring 77TSa7Sc: No
spring 6's6sc; No. 2 red Sic: January 771zs7s1Sc
closing at 1Shc; February 751Sa79Ac closing al
a9hc; March 79AaSOc. closing at sue; May sitIa
sS3tc, closing at e51ac. torn, cash No. Z 49sa
49Ac; December l9ai91ac, closiug at 49Ic;
January 4SnN49Ac, closing at l9}@c; Feb
Sihc, closing at 5i1ac. oss, cash No. =
slaslAc; January SIC; May s4Ic. Rye cash No :
&c. barley No. 2 7oaS0c. Flaxsecd, No !, 81 3SLS
.rime timothy seed 81 IS. Mess pork. cash Sl4 00s
l5 20; January SIS o.; May SIS 52sal5 G7S, CLOSING
a. sl5 Is Lard, cash and January I zoe Fcbruary
7,sthh901sc closing at 1859: march 7.09a7. 71<c
closing at 1850. Bacon. short ribs 77cc: Shoulders
e9ui6.C0c: short clear S05aSlOc. Whisky weak
Butter quiet: fancy creamery Sake; fancy dairy
2Sa26c. Eggs, z3alic.
SaLTisoAx, Nd, Dec, !9.-Whea., western casiel
aud Quiet: No. 2 winter red spot S6hc bid: Decem
per so'ac asiet January S6HsSs5sc: February sSL
asoAc; May 93isa9ic. Corn, western easier, clog
lug quiet: mixed spot. $50 bid: new do 55sIc bid
year o5c bid: February 57a571llc; Msy COa62c. Dat
urn and quiet; western while SsaiOc do mixed
aSso:c PROVISIONS steady. Coilee steady and quiet
RIO cnrgoes ordinary to lair I655Sal9c. - =
roiEno. O., Dec % Wheat dull and lower: casl
s6l6c: January S6Sc: May Ole, Corn Stcady; casl
5Sz4c; January 5s13c: May SEC. Oats quiet: casl
S2c. GloveIseed active nnd easier: cash and Janu
airy 81 l2IIS; February 81 M; aarch 81 80.
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washington School Of EIOcution
AND oRATORY,
ms, NJ, sTEyEss HART. pr,ncIna

Hsu sahs' N. oAEfENS dAhl, Pr1nclpal,
004 "M'' Street, n. W., WARRINGTON, D. @.
Sixth Annual Session begins Wednesday, Sep
Course Of instruction embraces Elocution, Prao
deal EnBi sh and English Classics, Latin, Mathe
mental Music and Physical Culture ~ m
The Principal is assisted by an efficient corps Of
teachers in each department. -. !. ''lIl
Graded classes for boys aud girls daily,
Adult classes and private instruction given In
the evening 49, = - = :.
Diplomas awarded. A limited number OF pupils
accommodated In the family. -
For circulars md references apply To INTELI
sENcRR Office .Ir0llII-. = 80 :. : au8i
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.,,sCKANCE COMPANIES. yt

EksxINE 4 ALBION, ~ $. :, !
Solicitors for Complainant. ~ deg-r :
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-------- 49, RlTCHIE UIBTRICT. y 1900 n
Hoe HoWe-Jacob IIopstatter, Henry Schulz.
August Nolte. e. 70. - 49, }'lr77, -
Adams' echool Hou,e-J.s. Garvin. D. Marpole, +.
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EDUCATIONAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA,

M UsIOAL INSTITUTE OF BEAVER
Best equipped 5chool OF Music in Western Penn.
tylvanla, Directors OF Instrumental aud Vocal
Music, American gentlemen OF much culture,
graduates Of Berlin aud Munich. A School ior
Piano and Ofgan, Tor Vo,cs Culture aud Singing
ior Violin. Guitar and Mandolin, for harmony and
theory: Numerous free advantages Recitsls In
Music Hall Short baud, Is pc writing, Elocution,
At and al literary advantages Of tho highest or.
the President R. 7. TAYLOR. Beaver, Pa.
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IhlhDhLfhlA ulSFklCTs ~ .-t
, Leather.rood lschoos Hon9-G. W. Woods, Pla.oG
Elm Greue l7o,Oa Hall)-J. 8. Woods, John Hal
1r,adephta tLd'eson's)-J. N. Thornbu,g, john
Helfenbinc. Robert Armstrong 5E5 -. " = =
RcsleV Robt4on's-James Oldham, John Robin.
son, Alex. McConn. r7s9iH 90 l.,lra6.
LIBERTY DISTRICT. ,st
., Vet Loeny-samuel Bell, Vincent yauMctcr,
;, Potomac Isaac snedcker, John C. Furls. James
McCammon. sou ,ssl - 7s' t's
.Naiity Grove-w:F F. Whitman, James V. Cham.
RICHLAND DIsTRICT.
Gtnns Rim schoo, Hou1-T. ]. Garden, Charles
Busbcv, tbenezer MHges IH'srf- E'rl. ) 4
Brick School House Eugene Ridgley, William
Mitchell, William North. Or. ~ .lUag
md the following persons are appointed TO can.
v@s the vote at tho places Of voting hereinafter
mentioned: 4 t.i,5 1 'f5a ~ llrs So
WARRINGTON DISTRICT.
Hose HoHe-w. Kennedy, John Koch, David
Morgan. = ,t;s.sgl rs fEa F5gt
s. y. MADISON DISTRICT.
Aartd Houe-E. L. Stone R, B. Burt, James P.
AlGnd Hose Houe-L. o. Smith, James Waiter,
William NJ. Marsh. q So
CLAY DISTRICT.
:. Old Court Hou%-Thomu NJ. Reilly, NJ. o'Kanc,
Thomas Jones
UNION DISTRICT.
:. Court House-peter Farrell. J. NJ. Ewing, J. NJ.
Botslord. ~ TIA ~ ago'5tG' )
CENTRE DIsTRlCr. ~
Hose Howe-William C. scabrght, John Reed,
Jr., James Filan. =. : D
wEBsTER DISTRICT. ~
IoH Ho,uc-John V. Gavin, Robert johnson, T
". WeItzel.. -Ff.,l5 "a f5l Z! a III =
R1TcHIR DISTRICT. Z
Hoe Hou,e- Charles Schroeder, D. Dcylnc, Au
gust Miller. 1glr7r 81 5U3l h - -,
And the poll Ahell In other respects be taken
and tho result shall be certified as directed BY Sec
ton q, Chapter 80. Of the Code OF West Virginia
The ballots used In taking the said poll shall hay
written or printed thereol tho woods s"subscrip
tion," or mo Subscription" o, any other word
that will show how the vo,er Intended TO vote Of
the ques' Ion proposed. The order shall DO pub
lished az required by law, and shall also DO nut
Used In the following newspapers published Il
said county: In the Daily Rt9tsieT. DAILY INTEL.
! GEScER Vet Ti~gintsche Aach Zeiiun0, and Ma,
i Later: also In the Weekly Rtva!r and WEEK.
1 lSTgLLiGEScER. h - :
Cory TEbTI: $50 ~ CHARLES G. WOODS. N
County, 5 [liiiii n 80 ~ de:
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It must be particularly gratifying to
have your portrait on exhibition in an art
gallery and then read in newspaper that
it has a "disagreeable amirk." sIf3
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1t takes the big newspaper to do the
charitable in magnificent etyle. The Lon
don Truth supplied 10000 poor children
with Christmaa presents.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE,

. u
BY virtue 81 a deed Of trust made by James Z.
Faris and Rtta B. Fars, hla vile, to me- as trustee
dated July Is. 1881, recorded In tho once OF the
CLERK Of tho County Court OF Ohio county, West
Vif9tna, IN Decd Of Trust Book No %, page 68,
Will sell at the north front door OF tho Court House
OF said county, on :, no - -
SATURDAY, tho aist DAY OF JANUARY, 1888, 4
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, the following do
Bcribed properly, that Ia to say: All that lot or
parcel Of ground on Wheeling Island known NJ
Lot Numbered Klshty.eight In D ZanG's addition
TO the city Of Wheeling, In Ohio county, West Viz
ginia. together with tho improvements thereon,
me heIeditamens and appurtenances thereto DO.
The title is beloved to DO good, but selling as
said deed OF trust. - - :. = = =
TERMS OF ALE-one third aud us much moro az
the purchaser elects 10 paw In cash on the day oil
sale inc balance In two equal instalments at one
and TWO years. the purchaser TO give notes bearing
Interest from the day Of sale for tho deferred pay
menB, the utle 10 be- retained until payment Ia
made In full. - :
:, ;, W. J. ". CoWDEN, Trustee.
NJ. u. HALLgR, Auctionccr. '.I,s.U del4
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Revenue reform is a business matter,
and he is a statesman and patriot who
labors to accomplish It wisely, indepen-
dent Of his party or politica! preferences.
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From which an average crop should be 20
bushels por acre. From 200 bushels at rs
cents We have $50, a net margin of $50 /;
while Brother Brown has net margin Of
$50, or $50 saved in ton acreH, which is q
handsome clear profit itaeli. - 90. N
With this IS per acre saved we have s.
per acre 10 spend for commercial fertil-
izsra, or hauling barn.yard manure, and
81 per sore to invest in grass seed. A corn
crop OF 100 Gcrea can be- farmed In from
25O to 800 days work-iarmed frst-class
in every respect. The writer iarmed: 100
acrea in corn few years ago with lO5
days work, land sill broken, narrowed
twice, rolled once, planted once, and corn
was plowed four times, weeds cut o1t
out Of corn. Corn cutting coat ST. per acre.
or, III short, tho 100 acres was nut in
shock at a total expense Of 1866. The
writer sowed S. acres Of wheat Last fail
With 81 days work, on corn land. a 81 hsr.
rowed twice snd drilled both ways, and
cross drilled. Iaowed three.iourtha bushel
each way, with 100 pounds Of commercial
fertilizer per day. e, MI
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4 OHIO RAILROAD-

PALTIhORE & OHIO RAILROAD
DnepaIture Of trainsfrom Wheeling. Schedule
In etect November 70. 1sS7-EsstArn time; ~ 1T
Express for Chicago and the EssthEens, $50 q. 1
m, $40 D. m. 1890 p. m daily. Isd liam. m daily q
except saturday. 81, - 81 49, 7-1sil
E1prss for Cincinnati and Of Louis, $50 q. N. :
daily, HAS p. IN. daily except Saturday. 55
Expiess iof Washington, D. G., Baltimore phIla.
deipn'a ana New York, ;4oa. IN and 5:45 p. m.
Exprcss trains arrive from Chicago GAO and o:5o
a. M and Gas p. m. daily, and 500 M. daily e1.
Express trains arrive from St. Louis aud Clucin.
natl b:Oo a. m and Gas p m. daily. I'D 1880 81
cypress Trains arrive from Philadelphia, Balti.
more avg Washington. D. c. 1850 a. m. and 1855
For Columbus, 9:5oa. m. daily, and IL: l5 D. m.
daily except Saturday. aud 225 p. m, daily except
T;ains arrive from Columbus, 500 a. m. daily, (,
and AS p. M daily, and lO:35 a, m. daily except
tor fItHbnrgh and Washington, Pa, 500 a. m, :
d dan e.c m atr syTd sxpre.s slo 1A5 p
washington. Pa 6:2O p. m daily except Sunday, ~
~ Trains arrive from Pittsburgh, O.b daily, and
,!:1o p M. and 6:5o p. NJ. daily except sunday;
ir, ~ m ,oaiy except Saturday, aud 24o a. m.
Trains arrive from Washington, Pa, 500 a. M,
, Fol AOundSvilio, 100 noon, daily c1cop. Sun.
'undsy. - - r. -. 'i''' oN s.Dt
For G.siion. s:45 p. m. From Grafton, s:25 a.
NJ, daily except sunday. - - = -
For Cumberland. $3.50 a. m. From Cumberland,
$50 p. y, daily except Sunday. ID :. -
For st. ClairSvio $50 a, M, q n. m. and b.I5
p m daily except Sunday - = = 80 80
From St. Gainesville. $40 a. IN. and 1:45 and GAS
p M. daily, except Sunday. ~ - -
Bagsase called Tor and checked at hotels and
residences on orders left at ticket office, LEGO Mar.
~ 7s,2-;.ssss o. K. IORD acn pans Aeon+ y &
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